. how would you like to wake up without a hot shower this moing? that's wt peoplin one how would you like to wake up without a shower this morning? that's what people in one south bay community are dealing with. plus keeping an eye out. what police know this morning about this woman with a stroller. and the stakes still sky high for the next debate tonight. what we can expect to hear tonight from the vice presidentle all debate tonight. good morning. >> as we look forward to your tuesday morning, drizzlegate 2016, i guess, is now over with. >> we survived.

>> we're still seeing the clouds hanging around. >> yes, we do. we've got low clouds but raindrops. the weather a little better this morning. right now we've got 50s outside and we'll see clear skies where the 70s are making a comeback. still cool by today's standards. we're talking a big warming. a lot ak the seven-day forecast. here's mike. >> the earlier disabled vehicle looks like it should be about cleared completely from the roadside. a smooth approach toward the bay bridge. we'll show you the live camera where we have a few folks on the approach. that's not unusual. we'll keep that on a list. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this morning folks can't take a shower or fill up coffee pots. >> this happened in the hometown

american community. it's on quimby and tully roads in san jose. in fact, these are live pictures from the scene. the folks who live here, their bad luck started two weeks ago when another crew accidentally severed a gas line. now they're without water. families resorting to using pool water to keep toilets flushing but that's no consolation for this lady and her neighbors all day long. >> i have to go to work. i can't shower, haven't showered. >> reporter: that's something she could have dealed with but it comes on the heels of another major inconvenience. >> a couple of weeks ago they broke a gas line and we were without gas and no hot water. >> reporter: that problem lasted

about three days. management brought in portable showers. two weeks later they're dealing with a water crisis. >> what can we do. >> reporter: all they can do is deal with another bad situation. we spoke with management who tells us that they're also frustrated. they brought in a truck load of bottled water and port-a-potties hoping to ease the pain. >> our neighborhood is so congested with other vehicles there's no place to park. >> reporter: castro believes management could have handled the road improvement project better because the promise of better roads hasn't been heard. only on nbc bay area, new twist to what's becoming a common neighborhood crime. this home security video shows a woman pushing a dog in a stroller along beddington street early saturday morning. you can see her check a stoop and grab a package. the victim gave police the video and hopes someone recognizes the

suspect. emergency crews could be on the way. today the santa clara board of supervisors will ask for aid. right now the firefighters say it's 85% contained and they hope it's contained by saturday. 12 homes have been destroyed. right now decision 2016, laura. and in this presidential race, even the vice president all race is expected to take place. it's taking place in farmville, virginia, and they're likely to duel over many things. right now they're trying to put a positive spin on "the new york times" investigation over his tax return. the flee pages that aired that showed a $916 million loss. the newspaper talked to tax analysts who speculated that trump's losses likely means he

avoided paying any federal income taxes for decades. you can watch the debate live right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. after the "nightly news" with lester holt. today is your chance to tour ships in san francisco bay. fleet week is officially under way. yesterday the navy performed the exercise to show how officers evacuate the ship in case of an emergency. fleet week, of course, runs through sunday. as if we needed anything else going on in san francisco this week, expect plenty of traffic in the city. one of the largest annual conventions is going to kick into high gear. dream force takes place at the mazzoni center. dreamforce runs all the way through friday. the temperatures are getting warmer. >> we're watching for clearing skies. later on, 58 degrees.

i think you're going to be surprised by just how warm the seven-day forecast is going to be as we head toward the weekend. look at that coming up. but i don't think you'll be surprised by this. the amount of traffic moving through 580. we'll talk about your drive there coming up. and a major child importa pornography bust in the south bay. why they're calling this one of the worst examples of a crime they've ever seen. got a tip for the bay airy's biggest investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we fight for you. a south bay man is in jail this

sharing inappropriate pictures of children. we brought you breaking news on a south bay man is in jail this morning accused of sharing inappropriate pictures of children. we brought you this breaking story yesterday morning. investigators say he possess and distributed some 10,000 pornographic pictures of young children, even toddlers. san francisco police also busted a child porn ring. it spanned three california cities. these five men were arrested yesterday. investigators say they upload and distributed child pornography online. police say there are three men

who have not been located yet. a jury trial is set to begin today in a lawsuit filed against nba player derrick rose. a former girlfriend accuses rose and two friends of gang raping her two years ago. he used to be a bull. now plays for the new york knicks. his lawyers call it a money grab. they say he will not be in court but he's expected to appear during the trial. no more sunshine for the so-called rainbow crew, a group of thieves who hit a group of stores. more than a dozen members named for their brightly colored hair have now been arrested. investigators say they have stolen $200,000 worth of merchandise. the sfpd says it's not over yet as there are more. right when you're used to going back to store for your purchases, things could be changing.

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be held for arnold palmer ic mel all right. one of the most identifiable people in sports for a long time. the golf world will honor arnold palmer. >> it will be held in pennsylvania where the famed golfer lived. vince gill is expected to live and his former rival jack nicklaus is expected to speak. palmer died a little over a week

ago at the age of 87 from heart complications. a developing story right now. hurricane matthew taking aim at cuba. here's a look at the storm from outer space. that image is courtesy of nasa. now, the hurricane has pounded parts of haiti overnight already. thousands of people have been ordered to get out of the way. the hurricane is packing 140-mile-an-hour winds and it is expected to straddle the florida coast. >> look at how hard those people are working just to try to prepare for it too. >> we talked about the fact, 140-mile-an-hour winds, category 4. what are you seeing with the pathway right now? >> the trend is not good. it crosses west of haiti this morning. here's the storm. a large one at that. you saw the view from the international space station from 250 miles up. category 4 winds at 140 miles per hour. here are the projected paths. all of the weather models thrown

together known as a spaghetti pot. notice how the lines come together right after the florida coast. this is the trend we think you'll see. it looks like they're off the coast of jacksonville by 9:00 thursday bringing tropical storm force winds thursday here and across the u.s., above five and ten inches of rain. it will move up the eastern seaboard come sunday. at home we've got 50s outside. still lots of low clouds without the raindrops. exception to the rule around peninsula coast. then as we head through the afternoon, clearing skies and temperatures returning to the 70s at least south of san jose. still 60s around there. to the north bay, low 70s and mid-70s today from the tri-valley and today temperatures should continue to climb as the next few storms miss us and head off toward the north. notice the high beginning to

build in as we head toward friday and saturday leading to a big change now in your seven-day forecast. again, those are san francisco temperatures as we start the weekend. upper 70s in the forecast and across the valleys. 80s to now 90 degrees on saturday. but then a big cooling arrives. hot start to the weekend ahead after yesterday's rain. mike. >> you heard my son. he insists on wearing shorts. here you go. he'll stick it out till sunday. a short drive at the minimum for your speed limits for most of the bay. we'll take you out here. i showed you the live shot right around the livermore area. there's a little slowing out of alt amont. that's not unusual. we talked about dream force coming to the moscone center. a lot more traffic throughout the city itself. no delays for any of our systems

right now. we'll look at the oakland coliseum as traffic flows smoothly past this area. remember both the webster and the posey 2 are having construction. use the bridge a lit toll the south. back to you. >> good deal. thanks, mike. business news, atms pulling out of popular drugstores. for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell, let's check in with with ran don dowdy. she's live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. wall street will try to rebound from monday's futures losses. stocks fell on the first trading day of the fourth quarter on continued concerns of the financial condition to exit the european union. the dow drop ping 54 points. the nasdaq to 5300. meanwhile jpmorgan is getting

set to start pulling its chase atms from stores in nine states. the move comes a decade after it installed them. the bank says it's locking up the atms because it will save money and customers aren't using them as much. and google is expected to take the wraps off new smartphones today that may be aimed at the mass market the company is holding an event in san francisco where it could show off two devices under the pixel brand. they kick off at more than 900 bucks where the iphone dominates and they may unveil a new assistant. back to you. >> that is one crowded marketplace. landon dowdy reporting live for us. thank you very much. bring back the bags. plastic bags could be returning to a store near you. two measures are on the november

statewide ballot. one measure aims to overturn some cities having a ban on plastic carry-out bags. others would ask for a ten-cent fee to fund environmental plans. they're a wild neighborhood nuisance. they're tired of these animals messing up their lons. what neighbors can do to get rid of the pigs. first what's happening right now, a 102-year-old woman fills one of hur bucket dreams when officers arrest her. we put a link on our facebook page if you want to find out more. also in the bay area, pumpkin contest, harvest festival, lots of good news. plan your holidays with our fall guide. we're back in two minutes. =sam/rail=

tonight the invtigate unit designing an election systemthat tonight the investigative unit talks to experts who are designed a system that's election proof. right now almost every voting system used in the country including machines made here in california were vepd after the hanging chad debacle during the previous election. they say the isn't is now vulnerable to hackers. we found technology available in silicon valley that could fix the system's vulnerabilities. >> i will not rest until we see the systems deployed nationally because all the votes have to count. so we're not resting. we're watchdogging every moment. >> san francisco and los angeles are already committed to building these new systems. the trouble is they won't be ready until the next

presidential election. find out what they're doing in the meantime to keep this election secure. tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. if you have a tip give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send us a an e-mail to the unit at the unit @nbcbayarea.com. police say on saturday he showed a gun to a teller at a u.s. bank on second street demanding money. if you know who he is, contact livermore police. a family right now accusing two sacramental police officers of murder this morning after their loved one was shot and killed by police. this dash cam video released to the public last month shows joseph mann holding a knife acting erratically, dodging in and out of traffic. you can hear the police officers calling for him to drop the knife. now the family of joseph mann

shows newly released dash cam audio shows them discussing running him over. >> they ran up on him and shot him. you don't get to shoot somebody because they don't drop their knife if you're 27 feet away. >> the mann family filed a civil lawsuit against the city of sacramento and they're asking that murder charges be filed against the police officers. a followup on the wild pigs that are reeking havoc in the evergreen neighborhood in san jose. the city is letting them shoot them. there are some guidelines. you have to prove that nonlethal methods didn't work, that you tried them. you also have to obtain a permit from the department of fish and wildlife. you have to alert the police department an hour before you shoot the pigs and only shoot them after they've been trapped.

there's craigslist, amazon, and ebay and now facebook wants to jump into action. >> i love this. anything that allows you to sell your stuff more easily. they say more than 450 million people use the site to buy and sell locally. to do it, tap the shoppers icon at the bottom of the screen. a 21-year-old university of kansas student was given a chance to win by throwing a shot. she picked a substitute. do you see it? she has plans to help her grandmother who rescued her and her three siblings from foster care when she was just ten years old. you thought the grandma was going to make the half. >> i was waiting for it. please do not try this at home if nothing else for the sake of everyone else on the road. what's going on here?

it's a man on an adult-size big wheel cruising down a major highway. that's in philadelphia. >> without a helmet. the driver who captured the whole thing has a pretty good sense of humor about it. the police, though, are now investigating. not a good thing. >> a sig alert for something like this, what would you describe that? >> we'd put a chopper in the air to see it. >> we have an adult on a man wheel. >> a man wheel. >> he'd have to explain his way out of it. christmas is coming. i don't know if you'd want that on your list. >> it's true. around philadelphia we've got clearing skies around the bay area and some spots including san jose will have a chance of climbing back into the 70s, but we're talking 80s, maybe even 90s in your seven-day forecast. when that forecast arrives. >> we're looking at a smooth

flow. no reports here. no problems. we'll check out your bigger commute view coming up. and a quake swarm that hit southern california last week prompted worries about the big one. the reason that warning is now being lifted. got a tip for the bay area's biggest investigative unit? call kilolit1-888-996-tips or es at the unit @nbcbayarea.com. they prey on our children, spending billions.

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are, tl golden gate bridge. 50s. closer to the geeolden gate bridge, 70s. a big warmup for the weekend. look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. now to see what's happening with your tuesday morning drive, here's mike. >> a calm tuesday morning start. we're happy to see that. that should clear up over the next 20 minutes. in fact. it should clear up over the next 10. we're looking over the next 10. we'll take a live look. we had it shift to the right approach and now both sides look like they're calming down. i think all the cash lanes are finally open. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:00 right now. this morning it's going to be a little harder for the south bay community to wake up. people there can't take a shower or fill their